Things of God.
amazing grace in swahili. neema ya Mungu
The Swahili phrase "Mungu asifiwe" is pronounced as "MOON-goo ah-see-FEE-way." The emphasis is placed on the second syllable of "mungu" and the second syllable of "asifiwe."
Mungu asifiwe source: Google Translate (english to swahili)
The phrase "glory to God" in Swahili is "utukufu kwa Mungu".
mashujaha WA mungu
Mwimbie Mungu (to one person), mwimbieni Mungu (to more than one)
Yesu ananipenda
It means God bless you (plural) in Swahili
Mungu asifiwe source: Google Translate (english to swahili)
upaji wa MunguUpaji (from the verb kupa, to give) is an abstract noun for giving, generosity, etc., and in religious texts may mean the gift of God. But the standard word for gift is zawadi, and most Swahili-speakers (everyone this writer has heard) would use this word, zawadi ya Mungu. It is the basic meaning behind the naming of a child zawadi: the child is a gift from God.
"Mungu akupenda" is a phrase in Swahili that translates to "God loves you" in English. It expresses a message of divine love and encouragement, often used in spiritual or supportive contexts. This phrase reflects the belief in a caring and compassionate deity.
Arabic = رب Afrikaans = meester Swahili = mungu